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00 When do you use "several dozen" is it more than 20,30 etc 02 br
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00 How about "dozens" are these numbers from 11to 19 Can I write: "dozens of oranges or bananas" or may be I should omit "of" 02 br
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00 How about "more than a dozen" and "a dozen or so"? 02 br
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00 Is it correct: "A dozen of oranges" 02 br
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00 When do you use "several dozen" is it more than 20,30 etc 02 br
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00 How about "dozens" are these numbers from 11to 19 Can I write: "dozens of oranges or bananas" or may be I should omit "of" 02 br
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00 How about "more than a dozen" and "a dozen or so"? 02 br
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00 Is it correct: "A dozen of oranges" 02 br
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0 several dozens means 3, 4, 5 times 12, but less than many times 12. 02 br
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00 What does many mean is objective. Probably less than 10000;) 0-
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00 What does many mean is objective. Probably less than 10000;) 0-
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0 If you have 19 of something, then don't say "dozens," which is an imprecise number, but more than two dozen. 02 br
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00 When you do say "dozens of..." you must use the 01 i 00 of 02 i 00 . It's the same for "Hundreds of..." or "Thousands of..." 02 br
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00 If you want to say specifically one dozen of something, then you say "One dozen orang
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00 When you do say "dozens of..." you must use the 01 i 00 of 02 i 00 . It's the same for "Hundreds of..." or "Thousands of..." 02 br
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00 If you want to say specifically one dozen of something, then you say "One dozen orang
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